Dinuba News

Just two months after being named the county's assistant agricultural commissioner, Marilyn Kinoshita has been promoted again - this time to the county's top ag post.

A South Valley doctor had the spirit of generosity when he and his staff gave away hundreds of toys, clothing and hot food to people Friday afternoon.

Patrols and checkpoints to stop drunken driving will be stepped up this week as the holiday season approaches.

Tonight, the section titles will be decided in Divisions I-V in Central Section football.

Supervisors Steve Worthley and Mike Ennis will seek re-election to the Tulare County Board of Supervisors.

I can't be the first one to make this suggestion to JetBlue the next time it expects foul weather at one of its major airports: Issue those NASA diapers to the passengers as they board the airplane.

Every Friday, the Visalia Times-Delta and Tulare Advance-Register publish, in print and online, reports of inspections at locations where food is prepared or sold.

Seven Valley cities are getting $800,000 grants for housing programs to benefit first-time homebuyers, housing renovation or rental assistance.

Get the Latest CBS47 News Update from Tuesday Afternoon, December 1st. Teachers and classmates at Tahipity Middle School are remembering a Fresno teenager killed in a weekend crash.

The 64th annual Candy Cane Lane parade returns Monday night to downtown Visalia.

Editor's note: The Times-Delta is publishing a series of stories focusing on outgoing and incoming members of the Visalia City Council and Visalia Unified School District board.

One hundred and fifty years of newspapers contain stories large and small about the achievements, failures and foibles of the people of a region.

Read the polls and you'd think the end was near for this, America's largest state.

Meet Fresno City Councilman Henry Perea, candidate for the 31st Assembly District, 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Dinuba.

A Merced man accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend's brother during a burglary will have to pay for his crime.

A Merced man was convicted Tuesday in the shooting death of a Dinuba man earlier this year.

A growing number of school districts in the Valley and around the country are reporting dramatic success with an English-immersion program developed by a Clovis educational consultant.

The segment from Strathmore to Jovista, near Delano, already has been approved for abandonment.

Gay marriage opponents pulled off another victory at the ballot box this week by using a tried-and-tested argument: Approve it and children will be taught homosexuality in school.

Another road project has the Tulare County Board of Supervisors flirting with declaring eminent domain for a number of parcels.